Logan Chamber Warns of New Personal Tax Penalties
The Logan Chamber of Commerce cites amendments to personal tax laws that impose a 10 percent penalty if the first half of personal property taxes is unpaid by December 20 or January 20 after extensions. The county auditor will add the penalty and the taxes are to be collected by the county treasurer with no relief once imposed. Time is extended to January 20 for the current collection to avoid penalties.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Paternity case jury returns verdict for plaintiff
In Common Pleas Court on Wednesday a jury found in favor of Violet Larabee in the paternity suit against Raymond Dawley. The jurors unanimously concurred in the verdict and were listed as Jennie Freese, Bert Andrews, Alex Hilmsacker, Edward Iles, Howard Turner, Cora Johnson, Lulu Scholl, Esther Bay, Rolland Pontius, George Gladman, Shan Kuhn, and Fairy Tles.
Harrison Divorce Suit Filed Over Neglect and Cruelty
Florence Harrison sues Edward Harrison of Columbus for divorce, alleging neglect and cruelty since June 1929. They married June 11, 1928 and have a nine month old child. She claims only 23 dollars was provided for the plaintiff and child since June 9 of last year. She seeks custody of the child and alimony.
Mayor demands halt to 60 cent gas service charge
Logan January council session hears Mayor Elias E. Bright condemn Section 2 of Ordinance No. 13 which authorized a 60 cent monthly service charge by the Ohio Fuel Gas Co for the year starting September 25, 1924. He urges immediate action to stop charges and to compel return of collected funds since September 25, 1925.
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Logan
Elias E. Bright
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Bright
Solicitor Co
Weeoed Bowen
City Council Hears Reports at First Meeting of Year
Logan January session reviews state inspection work with six week timeline for full report. Objection to Church Street assessment raised by Isaac Vaneuren. no action taken. Finance Committee formed. officers named. funds moved to safety and health. Budget ordinance approved totaling 78,664 and state prohibition ordinance passed. Police salary increase urged by Councilman Co. FL Lewis, no action.
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Isaac Vaneuren
Church Street
R. E. Bischoff
South
Logan
Samuel Bright
Vwred Stracke
John EK. Canty
Council
Councilman Co
Lewis
Kellogg Peace Pact debated by Twice Five Club
Logan readers note the Twice Five Club met at the Brights to study The Kellogg Peace Pact and its promise to prevent war. Harry H. Wright argued the affirmative while Rev. BE Lt. Pielow presented the negative. After discussion, refreshments were served by hosts Warren Bright and Mrs. Bowen with Mrs. Warren Bright assisting.
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Twice Five
Carlton Bright
Harry H. Wright
Pielow
Warren Bright
W. I. Bowen
Frogs Croak Amid Unseasonal Logan Weather
Residents report frogs croaking in districts around Logan as warm spell continues. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn heard frogs along the old canal bank on the Nelsonville Road, south of Logan, Monday and Tuesday evening.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Nelsonville Road
Post plans wartime themed meal at Logan meeting
Jan 16 report from Tres Logan Post of the American Legion states venison baked potatoes baked beans rolls and coffee will be served at the next Tuesday evening meeting. Commander M F Weymueller notes strong post interest with membership ahead of last year and aims to make meetings more engaging through ritualistic work. Regular attendance is reportedly good.
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Logan
Tres Logan
M. F. Weymueller
Weymueller
Local woman found guilty of liquor sale in Logan
Flora Iles was fined 100 dollars plus costs after a Tuesday evening hearing before Mayor Elias E Bright for selling liquor. James Byers, a principal prosecution witness, was arrested with Chief John Bell and officers during a Sunday search of the Iles home, revealing he obtained whisky from Mrs Iles.
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Logan
Elias E. Bright
Flora
Les
Lies
James Byers
John Bell
Tles
Byers
Iles
Fines levied for intoxication pleas in Logan
Logan officials fined Simon Steward and George Fitzgerald Thesday after they pleaded guilty to intoxication charges. Chief John Bell had arrested them Monday as Mayor Bright imposed fines of 16 and coasts each.
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Logan
Simon Steward
George Fitzgerald Thesday
Bright
John Bell
Loyal Women Meet at Gardner Home Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Division of the Church of Christ in Chauncey met at the home of Mrs. Guy Gardner with president Mrs. Floyd Nye presiding. Mrs. W Ahlbrand led devotions and Mrs. Nye led the lesson. Two social contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Correl and Mrs. I Nye, with Mrs. I taking the second contest honors.
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Division
Church of Christ
Guy Gardner
Floyd Nye
W. Ahlbrand
Nye
C. W. ‘Orrel
Inez Nye
Secre
J. ©. Ferrel
G. H. Nye
John Brewer
John Shaffer
Karl Gardner
Charles Bradfield
Lloyd Nye
Elizabeth Kanade
T. I. Hamilton
V. Ahlbrand
C. W. Ferrel
Helen Howard
Guy Brookins
Blood transfusion for Chauncey resident Mrs Fiske in Gallia
Mrs. Charles Fiske of Chauncey received a blood transfusion after being moved to Gallipolis hospital. An operation may follow when she improves. Her daughter Esther Fiske works as a nurse in the same hospital amid confusion over the woman's identity and past statements.
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Charles Fiske
Gallipolis Hospital
Chauncey
Gallipolis
Fiske
Esther Fiske
Standard Bearers Meet On Tuesday
The Standard Bearer Society of The Plains M. E. Church met at the Cade home with Dorothy Cade hosting. Marie Aleshire presided. Lavonda Moore and Dorothy Nell Michael gave a textbook resume. Christine Cochran led devotions. Marie Aleshire and Frances Harrison performed a vocal duet plus a Harrison solo. Refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Standard Bearer Society of
the Plains
M. E. Church
Dorothy Cade
Thomas Cade
Marie Aleshire
Lavonda Moore
Dorothy Nell Michael
Christine Cochran
Frances Harrison
Miss Harrison
Marguerite McGee
Vera McGee
Vera Wallace
Verna Wallace
Eileen Descoe
Eva Lavely
Frederica Nida
Esther May Cochran
Fred Nida
Are Married Here Crooksville Couple Wed at Home
Crooksville couple Hans Brown and Dorothea Blainey wed at the home of Rev. G B Courtney of the Church of Christ in Chauncey on January 16. The ring ceremony was used and the couple plans to live in Crooksville.
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Crooksville
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Hans Brown
Dorothea Blainey
Lancaster Narrow Victory Over Logan In Bowling Match
Lancaster Athletic Club defeated Logan 2865 to 2849 in a three game series. Todhunter led Lancaster with 658, while J. Columber led Logan with 615. Todhunter secured a strike in the final frame to clinch the win as the teams battled for a slim margin.
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Logan
Lancaster Athletic Club
Judy Grocers
Lancaster
J. Columber
Judy
Todhunter
Wisitora
Trigger woman near collapse in West prison
In Phoenix two Pennsylvania officers arrived to help identify three fugitives held in Maricopa County Jail after a violent gun chase. Sheriff Wright named Irene Schroeder as the blonde trigger woman of Benwood West Virginia and tied a man to the group as W Glen Dague while the other man was Vernon Ackerman once calling himself Joe F Wells.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Pennsylvania
Maricopa County
Charles Wright
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
W. Glen Dague
Joe F. Wells
Vernon Ackerman
Notre Dame Captain John Law Joins Manhattan University Staff
New York January 14 Notre Dame football captain 1929 John Law has signed as assistant coach at Manhattan University for 1930. The move pairs Law with a program aiming to build a strong backfield and steady leadership for the team.
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New York
U.P
John Law
Notre Dame
Manhattan University
Staley Sold From Portland to Memphis Club
Gale Staley infielder for the Portland Pacific Coast League team has been sold to the Memphis Southern Association club for cash. The amount of cash consideration was not disclosed.
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Portland
Ore
Gale Staley
Memphis
Two Miners Die in Melton Coal Mine Fire Near Dixon Ky
Rescue volunteers battled through smoke to reach the Melton Coal Mine shaft after an explosion in a motor ignited a blaze. The bodies of Aaron Bridwell and Derris Woods were recovered from a deep recess as 600 workers aided the doomed effort. Fire persisted even after four days of sealing the mine.
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Dixon, Ky
U.R
Melton
Dixon Tre
Aaron Bridwell
Dérris Woods
Tio
Pinancter Dies in Charleston Financier News
Isadore May, 59, prominent Charleston financier and merchant, died today in a doctor’s office in Charleston Virginia. Physicians cited pulmonary thrombosis as the cause of death in the early report.
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Charleston
Isadore May
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Hartford resident H A Danick recounts almost complete eczema relief after using Peterson's Ointment following months of itching and ineffective treatments. Ad touts fast healing for eczema chafed skin and pimples with a 35 cent box available at drugstores.
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Peterson
H. A. Danick
Hartford, Conn
Hartford Times
Class Six Chorus at Salvation Army program
Class Six chorus from the Methodist Church Sunday School provided a musical program at the Salvation Army headquarters Wednesday night. The event was part of a two week Garden Jubilee program for youths. Athens reports new Girl Guards and Sunbeams units for girls aged 11 to 18 and 4 to 12 under Salvation Army leader Capt. Richard Benton.
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Methodist Church Sunday School
Salvation Army
Girl Guards
Sunbeams For
Athens
Capt
Richard & Benton
The
State Experts To a Talk at Coolville
Three horticulture experts from Ohio State University will speak at a horticulute meeting Friday at Coolville High School. More than 300 people are expected. A L Plersdorff, T H Parks, and FF Ballou will discuss. Samuel Paflet will explain spraying experiments conducted at the local high school farm.
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Ohio State University
Coglville High School
A. L. Plersdorff
T. H. Parks
FF. H. Ballou
Ohio State, University
Forch Hilkorcehard
Samuel Paflet
Thank goodness for Kruschen Salta weight loss success
A patient recalls dropping from 380 pounds after using Kruschen Salta for weight loss. He attributes renewed energy, improved sleep, and daily vigor to the product, claiming it helped him feel youthful and ready for work again. The testimonial notes the remedy acts on stomach and bowels and is available at McKee Drug.
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McKee
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Edward Harrison
Columbus
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Kellog
Twice Five Club
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Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Gardner
Cently
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Mildred Winthrop
Donnie
Robert Dolwife
Ultimillonaire Master Mariner
Captain Dollar
West Prison
Law
Staley
Los Angeles
Guadalupe Islands
Mexican
Pinancter
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Stephens
Ross Sereet
Eter Paonnewlainiz Laneister
Pennsy Vin
Thurn
Messenger Cooking School
Virginia
Chepette
He Carnentier
Theatre Logan
Tucky”’ With
Lois Moran
Joe Wagstaff
All Talking Musical Movietone
Coolvillé
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Corp
Athens, Ohio
K. W. Darling
Vick
Colonial Club
Alc
Coty
Quick's Cut Rate Store
W. Union St
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